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This is Lehigh
Recognized among the nation’s premier research universities, Lehigh offers a rigorous academic community for over 7,000 students.
Lehigh researchers study two approaches to achieving and maintaining nuclear fusion: magnetic confinement and inertial confinement.
The influential business leader and philanthropist was broadly recognized as a symbol of American ingenuity and resilience.
A long-term interdisciplinary archival project will make Naylor’s collected papers, on loan from Sacred Heart University, accessible to scholars and fans alike.
Maida gift will provide for an expanding Lehigh student body.
Lehigh researchers explore whether virtual reality experiences can enhance the writing fluency of students with special needs.
When Afghan Fulbright scholar Sayed Kalimullah Abed graduates this spring, he will be the first person in Afghanistan to have received a master’s degree in special education from the United States. He will begin Lehigh’s doctoral program this fall, with the goal of becoming the first in his home country with a Ph.D. in special education. “I am here because I want to bring change and do something,” he says.
Materials science and engineering alum Patrice Banks ’02 launched Girls Auto Clinic in the Philadelphia area to educate and empower women who often feel at a loss about auto repairs. The clinic, which caters to women, is staffed by women mechanics and includes a nail salon and a play area for children. Banks has attracted national media attention. Her story was the subject of a Fox sitcom pilot, “Patty’s Auto.”
Biophysicist Javier Buceta and his collaborators from Spain have uncovered the scutoid, a previously unknown geometric shape which is adopted by packed epithelial cells during embryonic development. This discovery potentially could help advance tissue engineering, which seeks to create living, functional tissues to repair or replace diseased or damaged tissue. The discovery also has impact beyond biomedicine: “One does not normally have the opportunity to name a new shape," Buceta says.
When the cherry blossom trees bloom we think about changing the school colors to pink and green.
The top 20 nationally ranked Lehigh Men’s Lacrosse team is having a record-setting season this spring.
Students create crane-inspired models in their Arms, Wings and Mechanical Things class.
The HST Building will be home to our new College of Health.
Lehigh Choral Arts celebrates 150 years of organized singing this year.
Lehigh students studying in Costa Rica during their winter term, investigating the philosophy of and approaches to sustainable development.
Each spring we look forward to hearing all the places Lehigh grads are headed.
The men’s basketball team retired the jersey of CJ McCollum ‘13, shooting guard for the Portland Trail Blazers.
Baker Institute’s Chris Kauzmann mentors students during the 2019 Lehigh Silicon Valley program.
Ricky Kirschner, ‘82 has been the executive producer of the NFL Super Bowl halftime show for 13 years.
Lehigh Women’s Softball swept the series against their archrival this season. #BeatLafayette
Whitney P. Witt, the inaugural dean of the College of Health, previously served as director of the Center for Maternal and Child Health Research at IBM Watson Health.
The “Purposeful Curiosity” class visits the Art Galleries to discuss collections.
International Week celebrates our diverse population with great events and programs.
Women’s rights icon Anita Hill delivered Lehigh’s MLK address in Baker Hall.
Lehigh Special Collections’ exhibit celebrates the 300th anniversary of Robinson Crusoe.
Lehigh students immerse themselves in the dynamic world of Silicon Valley.
The scutoid is a new geometric shape discovered by a team of biologists & bioengineers including Lehigh’s Javier Buceta.
Former U.S. Ambassador to India, RIchard Verma, ‘90, is this year’s commencement speaker.
Professors Ting Wang and Eric Baumer recently received NSF career awards for their engineering research.
